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Match the review to what the system can do and the decision you need to make.

The right review depends on authority: what the system can read, write, delete, send, execute, retrieve, approve, or remember.

What you receive

Concrete outputs for a specific decision.

  • A practical decision tree for review type selection
  • Clear routing by system authority and buyer decision
  • Links to the most relevant assessment, certification, briefing, or retainer page
  • A scope request path when multiple review types overlap

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Route by authority

It can call tools or APIs

Start with an AI Agent Security Assessment or MCP Security Review when the system can change real workflows, data, tickets, code, or deployments.

  • AI Agent Security Assessment
  • MCP Security Review

It retrieves sensitive content

Start with a RAG Security Assessment when isolation, authorization, chunk handling, source labels, or generated responses can expose protected materials.

  • RAG Security Assessment

It writes code or influences delivery

Use an AI coding or CI/CD review when the system can create pull requests, run commands, touch secrets, alter workflows, or influence deployment authority.

  • AI Coding Security Review
  • AI-assisted CI/CD Risk Matrix

Leadership needs context first

Use a briefing or retainer when the immediate need is decision framing, board communication, diligence support, or recurring senior judgment.

  • Executive and Board Briefing
  • Advisory Retainer

02

Route by decision

  • Production launch: AI Agent Security Assessment or AgentBoundary readiness.
  • Enterprise procurement: Enterprise Buyer Packet plus review package.
  • Certification preparation: AgentBoundary Certification Readiness.
  • Board or investor decision: Executive and Board Briefing.
  • Ongoing roadmap support: Advisory Retainer.

Next step

Start with the decision and the system boundary.

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